MARKT GLOBAL LOTTERY AWARD

January 24, 2008  
Filed under Email Scams, People

After reading a little more into this email that was sent I checked around and saw we weren’t the only “winners” for this “International Lottery”. See below. When I emailed back and asked if this was for real this is the response I got. How do we stop this?

Attn;

It is my pleasure to confirm to you that your email address emerged winner in our annual e-lottery draws

Please kindly send the required information to process your claims

Regards
Hanz Daniel

Is this for real?
Please confirm

————– Original message ————–
From: “MARKT GLOBAL LOTTERY AWARD”

>
>
> MARKT INTERNATIONAL PROMOTIONAL PROGRAMS…
> WINNING NOTIFICATION FOR CATEGORY “A” WINNER ONLY
>
> Attn Lucky Winner,
>
> We are pleased to inform you that you have emerged a winner in
> the final annual draw of our Lottery International Programs.
> Your email address was selected by our Electronic Random
> Selection System (ERSS) from an exclusive list of 250,000,000 e-
> mail addresses of individual and corporate bodies generated
> from an internet resource database.No tickets were sold.
> Your email address is identified with Batch Number: 444821545-
> NL/2007 and Ticket Number: PP 3812 /2007-07 in Category “A” and
> your claims portfolio is filed with Ref Number:MARKT 80 ES
> 9414.You are therefore to receive a cash prize of
> ,500,000.00. (Two Million Five Hundred Thousand United States
> Dollars) from the total payout.
>
> CONGRATULATIONS!!!.
>
> Your prize award has been insured under a bonded depository
> policy with your e-mail address, and will be transferred to you
> upon meeting the claims requirements, statutory obligations,
> verifications, validations and satisfactory report.
> To file for the processing of your prize sum payment, you are
> advised to contact our Certified and Accredited claims agent
> for category “A” winners with the information below:
>
> *************************************
> Name: hanz daniel
> Tel:+31 619 729 459
> Email:info_agenthanzdaniel007@yahoo.cn
>
> *************************************
> You are advice to provide him with the following
> information:
> Names:
> Telephone/Fax number:
> Nationality:
> Age:
> Occupation:
>
> NOTE: All winnings must be claimed not later than 14 days,
> thereafter unclaimed funds would be included in the next stake.
> Remember to quote your reference information in all
> correspondence.
> You are to keep all lotto information confidential,especially
> your reference and ticket numbers. This is important as a case
> of double claims will not be entertained.
>
> Members of staff of affiliate agencies are automatically not
> allowed to participate in this program. Furthermore, should
> there be any change of address do inform our agent as soon as
> possible. Congratulations once more from our members of staff
> and thank you for
> being part of our promotional program.
>
> Yours Faithfully,
> Martin Prak
> Lottery Coor dinator.

This post was submitted by Tammy.



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20 Responses to “MARKT GLOBAL LOTTERY AWARD”

  1. ScamRadar on January 24th, 2008 6:01 pm

    It’s interesting how they did not even answer your question directly (or at all)…

    This is a scam. It’s a variotion of this one:

    http://www.scamradar.com/reports/24/international-prize-award-water-jones-hanz-daniel-internet_surfawardyahoode.html

    It’s Hanz Daniel again who supposedly “processes” your claims… but they changed their email address. That’s because the older address has been posted as scam and this time they’re trying to get away with it by using another set of email address to scam folks.

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  3. lynda davis on February 11th, 2008 7:02 pm

    I recieived a check today with a letter saying I won the international lotto. The check was for 45,000.00. the name on it is Sibley & Associates Inc. in Burlington, ON L7N 3g7 and also on the check is TD Canada Trust Commerical Banking Centre In Toronto,ON M5H 3L5. The letter said to deposit it into my bank account and to e-mail to psd@financier.com after I deposit it anf they would verfiy it and give inforation for payment instructions. I call Sibley & Associates at 1-416-824-5126 and they said the check was for the taxes and procssing fee and I would receive the 2.5 million after I did all this. I would like to know if this is real or a scam. Please e-mail me and let me know. thanks Lynda

  4. ScamRadar on February 11th, 2008 7:21 pm

    Lynda,

    Yes it’s a scam. In most cases, they will ask you to deposit the check and then IMMEDIATELY wire them a certain percentage of the amount (usually by Western Union, unless they have discovered other methods by now).

    Check funds usually clear in about 3-5 days. Problem is, it doesn’t clear the bank because the check was FAKE to begin with. By this time, you would have already wired them your REAL money… so they get the real cash while you ended up with the fake one so you get nothing. They win, you lose!

    You can get in trouble with your bank and with the law (for depositing a fraudulent check)
    – unless you can prove that you were the one that was scammed and that you weren’t trying to scam the bank…

  5. Wendy on February 20th, 2008 5:25 pm

    My friend just received one of these checks also for $150,000 and is waiting for it to clear the bank. I am advising him to turn them over to the FBI

  6. Patricia on February 22nd, 2008 4:40 pm

    2/22/08
    I have just recieved a check for 96,000.00 off the Royal Bank of Canada and the company DSM NeoResins Inc.730 main st.Wilmington Mass.they gVE ME A NUMBER TO CALL 1-414-893-2645 WHICH i CALLED AND THEY SAID THAT I WON 2.2 MILLION AND THAT THE ABOVE AMOUNT WAS WHAT I HAD TO PAY BACK THE CHECK LOOKS REAL AND HAS 2 SIGNATURES ON IT.
    THERE IS FBI AGENTS IN OUR TOWN SHOULD I SHOW THEM THIS?

  7. ScamRadar on February 25th, 2008 9:25 am

    Yes, you should show them.

    They will provide you a working telephone number to call because that makes it more believable. Remember, in all these cases, the check looks genuine… but is not!

    Don’t ever send them your money! They’ll end up with a real lump sum of your REAL money, and you end up with nothing from their fake check!

  8. marlo l. randall on April 23rd, 2008 3:12 pm

    on the 14th of march I have received this check for $98,500.00 from a company name Basic Packaging Industries Inc.5591 McAdam Road, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L4Z 1N4 CANADA TEL: 416-8932645. I was told to deposit the check into my account to cover the tax on a lottery that i was suppose to have and that some one from the Lottery Board Head Office will be in touch with me after i deposit the check in to my account i am to send an email to psd@financier.com what do i do about this

  9. ScamRadar on April 24th, 2008 8:02 pm

    Although the business and address referenced on the email is real, this is a typical scam.

    One thing you can do is contact the actual company that is referenced, and ask them if they are familiar with the person who contacted you, or if they own the website, financier.com. Unless it has changed recently, the phone number for Basic Packaging Industries Inc is +1 (905) 890 0922.

    Here’s the company’s website: http://basicpackaging.com

  10. Diane on May 14th, 2008 11:29 am

    I received a check from TD Canada Trust for 150.000.00 I emailed TD Trust they told me to present it to my bank for collection….

  11. Diane on May 14th, 2008 11:31 am

    to wendy did the check clear the bank?

  12. ScamRadar on May 14th, 2008 10:19 pm

    Diane,

    Make sure you don’t use the contact info or number on the check to contact TD Canada Trust. It may be a fake number… in which case, the person on the other end will tell you it’s a valid check (because he’s part of the scam).

    Contact the bank directly (if you find their info).

  13. Diane on May 15th, 2008 4:13 pm

    I looked on the net for customer service at TD Canada Trust and emailed them I also talked to them at the number listed. But I took it to a bank and they said it looked real but they dont do Canadian transactions. I know its not real but wouldnt it be nice…..

  14. Beatriz Lukowittsch on June 2nd, 2008 9:11 pm

    I have also already received 2 checkes, one for $98,500.00 and the other for $72,000 from a company name Basic Packaging Industries Inc.5591 McAdam Road, MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO L4Z 1N4 CANADA TEL: 416-8932645. I was told to deposit the check into my account to cover the tax on a lottery that i was suppose to have and that some one from the Lottery Board Head Office will be in touch with me after i deposit the check in to my account and then refund the money to a Bank in china to beneficiary called Wang Jia Lei,Bank Of China, Account: 402010301880638096, I did it thru the my bank in mexico, and have received comunication with Paul jackson, with the email: psd@financier.com, he first was very kind but now that the problem is really very bad due that the defraud me and I am in a serious problem, they dot answer me and now they are asking to send by fedex an amoun of 8000 USD to have the money back, of course they are expecting to get more that they already have. please I beg anyone that can help me to protect myself and to solves this problem with the bank in order that i can sleep, please let me know who must I contact to investigat this situation due that as i know here in mexio there isnt a FBI agengy.

  15. Angela on June 16th, 2008 4:22 pm

    I also received a check for the amount of 68,000.00 usd. i thought the check was also real, but after reading going to their website psd@financer.com and when the website appeared, i noticed the scam alert. i thank you to whom posted their info. on the website to inform others of fraudgelent acts that they are commiting. i thank you and may god bless you all. i received the check today and i thought it was real as well. i thank you again.

    sincerly,
    angela

  16. angela hill on August 11th, 2008 1:27 pm

    i receive a check for 150,000,.00usd and they said put in my account to be cleared but i did not so i am trying to get some body to investegate. angela hill.

  17. Marce on August 18th, 2008 2:31 pm

    I’d received a $150,000 USD check from Elk Valley Coal. I’d like to know if there is a FBI Agency in Mexico to contact and demand to investigate this situation

    Thank a lot…

  18. ScamRadar on August 19th, 2008 12:49 am

    Marce,

    The FBI has overseas offices. Below are some contact info that you might find useful in Mexico:

    Mexico City, Mexico
    American Embassy: 011-52-5-55080-2000
    Guadalajara Suboffice
    American Consulate: 011-52-333-268-2100
    Hermosillo
    American Consulate: 011-52-662-289-3500
    Monterrey Suboffice
    American Consulate: 011-528-18345-2120
    Tijuana
    American Consulate: 011-526-6462-27400

    Hope that helps!

  19. Gregory S Calahan on November 2nd, 2008 12:55 am

    I was just apporched by some one that said that I have won $600.000 and I thought no way but they gave me a batch number and some other ref # and sounded like it was ligetmet I pride myself on not getting sucker in these thing but I gamble and lost but I’m not going to give up if any one have heard of the following people then report here’s a list of name’s David Willams,accerited attonery ,dr.Sudhir Mehta and a accounted Anderw Cooper this is a few of them from the lottery of global lottery in AUB an aisa these ass hole will burn you they got $250 of my money and try to get more I’m going to hunt these people down and hopfuling they won’t do this to anybody else so I hope you all learn from this it is to good to be true.

  20. william murray on November 11th, 2008 6:39 am

    Further to the above commentator, Mr Gregory S Calahan. I too have received an e-mail telling me that i had indeed won $600.000 in the Global Award 2008, whilst i can confirm the names he listed, may i just add another, who also appears to be part of the same scam. His name is supposedly Dr Bill Bright, they will return correspondance but will however refer you to an e-mail address of a Mr David Williams giving his e-mail address as a likely looking solicItors office. If i should have any further communication from them then i will gladly post it here. Yours William Murray (England)

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